Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-30
LOCAL sReWTIeS.

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visit to friends at GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. John Freed. conductor on the I. B.
& W.. is in town today. on business.
William GroSserman was arrested this
morning for committing an indecent act.
Miss Nora Flago and her friend. Miss
Nav Rice. are visiting friends in northern
Ohio.
Mr.. Chester b. Hill. of Oxford, is visit
| ing his brother. Mr.. Charles f.. Hill, of the
| REPUBLIC.
The Misses Mamie and Maggie Cough
min. of Urbana are visiting Miss Maggie
Armstrong.
Colonel Tulleys. of Council Bluffs. Iowa
is in the city, 10 attend to the big reunion
next week.
Miss Linnie Morrett and Ella Stroud. of
west high street. will return from Toledo
this evening.
Miss Pearl Ross. of 66 west Columbia
street. has returned home after a pleasant
visit in Piqua-
Miss Nellie Moore and mother. of Circle
| vile. are visiting Mrs Samuel Hutchins. of
east Main street
Superintendent Robert Blee and General
Attorney Poppleton, of the Bee Line. were
in the city last night
Rev. DIR. William Runyan will preach at
the camp meeting at New Carlisle tomorrow
morning at 1890 O'Clock.
Mrs. A. r. Goudy and Miss Maggie
Nashway will start tonight for Putin Bay
te spend few days there.
Mr.. A. o. Fay, president of the Miami
Powder works. at Goes station, leaves this
evening via the Bee Line. for Boston.
Misses Nettie and Belle EIchelberger, of
Springfield, are the guests of their aunt,
Mrs. Edgar NJ. Ward.-Urbana Citizen.
Mrs. W. A. Jack, nee Miss Hattie Ly-
man. OF Cleveland. Is making her aunt,
Mrs. c. V. Summers quite in extended
visit.
Mrs. c. W. Neal and daughter. Miss Car
rie, left this morning for New Carlisle via
the I. B. Il W. railroad. To attend the camp
meeting.
The Rev. 5. s. Walt and family. of
Louisville. Ky. are the guests of Mr..
George w. Hastings al his home, No. 2s6
west Main street.
Mr.. f. p. Torbert shipped his valuable
brood mare. May" to Lexington, Ky.
yesterday. by the Erie express. The mare
is valued at s., 900.
The ladies of Grace NJ +. church will
give social on next Tuesday evening. lee
cream and cake will be served, and good
social time is expected.
DIR. Hulick and Mr.. Paul Staley leave
this evening for a months trip up the lakes
and down the ST. Lawrence. They will
take in the principal points enroute.
On Thursday afternoon. the 2Sth inst.
Mr.. II. c. Bowser and Miss Augusta Hen
thorn were united in marriage by Dr. VIM.
Runyan, at the Central NJ. f.. parsonage.
Both of this city.
The Rev. Frank G. Mitchell. presiding
elder of the Springfield district, preached
in the First NJ. F.. church at Xenia this
afternoon at 2::3Q O'Clock. He will also
conduct services at the same church on
Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Phillips and little son of
Springfield, also Mrs. &. W. Cathcart OF the
same place. are making visit of several
weeks at the home OF their parents, Capt.
and Mrs. Joseph Cathcart, Al lndianoia
place. ce.-Columbus Journal.
Tomorrow will be missionary day at the
Wiley chapel camp-meeting al Spence's
grove. The Rev. f.. w. Hammond will
preach at the morning and evening services
a id the Rev. w. X. Boone. of the Second
b iptist church. will preach in the after
nom AT 3 O'Clock.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph BonteS. who have
spent several weeks in this city, returned
10 their home in Springfield the first of the
week. They will break up house keeping,
and Mr.. BoOtes leaves in short time on a
tour to California, with view
of locating. Gazette.